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Eurofighter Typhoon (single seater)

Level 4

Dimensions: 2.12 x 1.57 x 0.31 cm

Item number 04282

Age recommendation 12

Scale 1:144

Individual parts 63

9,99 €

Eurofighter Typhoon model kit 1:144 – the ultimate high-performance fighter aircraft

The Eurofighter Typhoon model kit in 1:144 scale is a must for all model building fans and aviation 

enthusiasts. With 63 parts and a length of 111 mm and a wingspan of 76 mm, the kit offers a great 

challenge for modelers aged 10 and over.

The Eurofighter is the outstanding high-performance multi-role fighter aircraft of the latest generation 

and, with a top speed of Mach 2.0+, is capable of both long-range and close-range air combat as well 

as air-to-ground operations. It is primarily designed as a fighter aircraft for airspace security and is 

equipped with a mixed armament of powerful air-to-air guided missiles of short and medium range.

The model kit impresses with its new kit shape and finely structured surfaces with recessed "sheet metal 

joints". It also has a detailed cockpit, a detailed landing gear as well as two external tanks and eight 

guided missiles (4 METEOR, 4 AMRAAM, 2 IRIS-T and 2 ASRAAM). There are also two decal versions 

included: German Air Force and RAF.

Features:

Scale: 1:144

Number of parts: 63

Length: 111 mm

Wingspan: 76 mm

Recommended age: from 10 years Finely

textured surfaces with recessed "sheet metal joints"

Detailed cockpit

Detailed landing gear

Two outer tanks 8

guided missiles (4 METEOR, 4 AMRAAM, 2 IRIS-T and 2 ASRAAM)

Decal versions: German Luftwaffe and RAF

Scope of delivery:

Kit incl. building instructions and decal

Background information:

The Eurofighter Typhoon is a European joint project and was developed from 1994 to 2003. It is currently 

the leading high-performance multi-role fighter aircraft of the latest generation and is used by Germany, 

Great Britain, Italy, Spain and other European countries. The Eurofighter is equipped with state-of-the-art 

technology and will continue to play an important role in air defence in the future.